ZenMode
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If he chose not to resign on Sunday, what could "they" do?DON'T TRY TO DENY POSTS!
Do you agree or disagree with that statement?
Let me guess... RQAA
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If he chose not to resign on Sunday, what could "they" do?DON'T TRY TO DENY POSTS!
You cannot resolve your paradox by denying it, Void.There is no paradox, except in your mind. Had he not CHOSEN to resign on Sunday, or Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, he would still be the Dem candidate TODAY because there is nothing anyone in the Dem party could do to force him out.
Do you think Sunday was the first day some Dems wanted him out? Nope. People had been calling for HIM to QUIT for weeks since the debate. Do you know why he was still the candidate on Sunday morning?
BECAUSE
DEMS
COULDN'T
FORCE
HIM
TO
LEAVE.
Your inability to recognize that two things are different isn't ME creating a paradox.You cannot resolve your paradox by denying it, Void.
You guess right. RQAA. Stop asking the same question mindlessly over and over and over and over and over and over. It's already been answered.If he chose not to resign on Sunday, what could "they" do?
Do you agree or disagree with that statement?
Let me guess... RQAA![]()
You cannot resolve your paradox by blaming me either, Void.Your inability to recognize that two things are different isn't ME creating a paradox.
You can't create a paradox by blaming the wrong person.You cannot resolve your paradox by blaming me either, Void.
You cannot resolve your paradox by denying it, Void.You can't create a paradox by blaming the wrong person.
I can't resolve that which does not exist.You cannot resolve your paradox by denying it, Void.
You cannot resolve your paradox by denying it, Void.I can't resolve that which does not exist.